What's Ahead in Aerospace: 'Orbital Space Plane' doesn't have to be a plane, O'Keefe says
BY ANY OTHER NAME: Despite its name, NASA's proposed Orbital Space Plane (OSP) won't necessarily be a winged vehicle that lands like an airplane, according to O'Keefe. The recently released level one requirements for the vehicle (DAILY, Feb. 20) don't specify a landing configuration for prospective...
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